Obama and the Spineless Republicans

[redcliffsw]

But Republicans in Congress have time and again proven themselves to be craven, spineless, individuals, willing to cave in or compromise on a moment's notice – rather than picking up their swords and shields in defense of our rights. Their idea of opposition is to craft a universal health care reform measure of their own.

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[dnalexander]

Red almost all your posts come from world net daily. (wnd.com)  Just about anyone can have a column there. I also, read wnd but I am more interested in what you have to say more than any of the people on World Net Daily. I just want to emphasize I would rather read your column than some blogger on WND. That being said I also appreciate that you are a frequent poster whether it comes from WND or not.

David

[redcliffsw]

Keep in mind that most editorials on wnd are available thru other sources too.
The writers that I read on wnd are Sowell, Williams, Massie, Washington, Parker, and Mercer.
WND is a good place to find their writings.

Otherwise, I'm not into reading anything else on wnd and I don't know much else about the wnd
website. 

Thank you.


   

[redcliffsw]

Well, I just call 'em as I see 'em and don't express myself often.
It's up to you whether to accept sociialism or not.

Yesterday, in the check-out line at Walmart, I struck-up a conversation
with a fireman.  He said that we could sit down and have a long talk and
probably agree on everything.  Yeah, he was opposed to grants and I can
say that it was good to see a man who is a public employee having strong principles.
Need more of 'em don't you think?

[Anmar]

Well, I just call 'em as I see 'em and don't express myself often.
It's up to you whether to accept sociialism or not.

Yesterday, in the check-out line at Walmart, I struck-up a conversation
with a fireman.  He said that we could sit down and have a long talk and
probably agree on everything.  Yeah, he was opposed to grants and I can
say that it was good to see a man who is a public employee having strong principles.
Need more of 'em don't you think?

I thought we were avoiding walmart and trying to buy American?

[redcliffsw]

We?  I buy mostly American stuff at Walmart when I can.

You keep supporting the Federal health care and it becomes law,
we'll get even more foreign stuff than we're getting now.

[pamsback]

You keep supporting the Federal health care and it becomes law,
we'll get even more foreign stuff than we're getting now.

As for supportin it I haven't seen ANYbody say they really SUPPORT it.......some I'm watchins and a few we'll sees but that's about it...nobody has actually said it's a GOOD idea

[redcliffsw]

Is it that difficult of an issue to reach a decision whether to support it or not?
How many more facts and how much more info do you need you need before
making up your mind? 

In the first place, as Americans, we ought to know that kind of stuff is not right.

[pamsback]

Is it that difficult of an issue to reach a decision whether to support it or not?
How many more facts and how much more info do you need you need before
making up your mind? 

In the first place, as Americans, we ought to know that kind of stuff is not right.

Need some honest to God nuts and bolts information not a bunch of screamin and hollerin and propaganda from EITHER side. 

Being American doesn't have anything to do with knowing what's right.......What's "RIGHT" is not a big American virtue when you get right down to it. For the simple reason that what's RIGHT depends on who you listen to and which SIDE you are on and is as changable as dirty underwear or Congressmen or political power.

[redcliffsw]

Pam-
It sounds like that you are ready to hear a Republican proposal
for Federal health care. 

If you just gotta have Federal health care, what else do you believe
that the Federal government ought to take over to do for you?